Pi Revisited

Reply #6

cps10 — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 02:13:11 GMT

Badger

These are boxed hits

Reply #5

Badger — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 23:15:53 GMT

Quoting cps10 ((Set of 10 numbers)/Pi) + 666 = $545.00 profit for 2005

((Set of 10 numbers)/Pi) + 777 = $452.50 profit for 2005

((Set of 10 numbers)/Pi) + 888 = $555.00 profit for 2005

Question...are those profits from betting Boxed, or were you betting Straights

Reply #4

cps10 — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 14:19:24 GMT

calabs

I apologize for not replying to this:

Yes, I use mid-mid and eve-eve. The only state I tested thus far was WV, and they only have one draw, but my intention was to not mix draws with others.

Reply #3

calabs — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 22:13:56 GMT

cps10 - When you took the last 10 draws, was that 5 mids and 5 eves, or did you work solely mid-mid and eve-eve?

Thanks. Sounds pretty good

Reply #2

cps10 — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 21:22:23 GMT

John,

I am using B...calculate each of the last ten numbers.

Reply #1

Atomic Dog — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 21:10:35 GMT

OK???

Trying to follow to your explanation, did you do the following:

A. Last ten numbers = 012,345,125,689,973,224,156,240,315,489 = 3568

3568/3.14 = 1136

1136 + 666 = 1802 (Wheel 3 numbers = 012,018,028,128

OR ........

B. Last ten numbers:

012/3.14 = 3.82

3.82 + 666 = 669

345/3.14 ........ and so on.

Which way do you use .... A or B?

Good Luck,

John

Pi Revisited

cps10 — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 20:35:31 GMT

I know that a lot has been said with Pi and some variations of formulae (lest I say this with the debacles that have taken place here the past week or so?), but was wondering if this really had some merit. Probably would be just as good as random numbers, but oh well.

I have been backtesting WEST VIRGINIA for crying out loud this afternoon and came up with some interesting numbers. Of course, as many of you know, I use a progressive betting strategy using $0.25 box bets for my tests. And the